Carries the air
Ducts
Clears built-up dust and debris
$1,895
Stand-alone · per HVAC system
- Continuous negative pressure
- Air-whip and brush agitation
- Accessible ducts, boots, and registers
- Post-cleaning visual check
Complete three-zone cleaning
Ducts carry the air. The blower moves it. The indoor coil cools it and manages drainage. IAQ Trifecta™ gives all three connected mechanical zones one transparent scope, one package price, and one approval process.
IAQ Trifecta™
HVAC air-path cleaning service
$2,639
One system · one visit
Ducts + blower + indoor coil, with before-and-after duct photos.
$2,885 booked separately · Save $246
NADCA’s official Breezy listing names Cory Elliott as an Air Systems Cleaning Specialist (ASCS). Cory’s individual certification is distinct from Breezy’s business membership.
The three zones
The package connects the distribution system with the two major indoor equipment surfaces in the same air path. The approved work stays limited to observable, reachable mechanical conditions.
Carries the air
Clears built-up dust and debris
$1,895
Stand-alone · per HVAC system
Moves the air
Removes blower buildup
$495
Stand-alone · per blower
Cools the air
Cleaner coil · clearer drain path
$495
Stand-alone · per evaporator coil
Cleaning one part leaves the rest of the same air path unfinished.
Choose the scope the findings support
The package is not a pre-decided recommendation. Breezy shows the observable findings first, then the customer approves the written scope.
Option 01
$1,895
Accessible ducts, boots, and registers for one HVAC system.
Blower and indoor-coil cleaning are not included.
Option 02
$495 blower · $495 evaporator coil
One identified mechanical component when the approved findings support a narrower scope.
Other air-path zones remain separate.
Option 03
$2,639
Ducts, blower, and indoor coil for one system in one visit, with before-and-after duct photos.
$246 less than the three listed stand-alone services booked separately.
Other cleaning
These services are priced separately when appropriate. Dryer vents and mini-splits are not part of IAQ Trifecta™.
$375
per outdoor unit
Panels are removed, coil-safe foam is applied and rinsed, fins are cleared and straightened where appropriate, then the unit is reassembled and tested.
$650
for each unit
The indoor unit is opened and inspected; the blower wheel, coil, pan, louvers, and compartment are cleaned before reassembly and testing. Mini-splits are not part of the Trifecta package.
$225
for each pump
Power is disconnected before the reservoir, float, and pump are cleaned, flushed, and tested.
$199
per agreed accessible vent route
The agreed accessible dryer exhaust route is inspected and cleaned. Repairs and inaccessible sections are discussed before additional work is approved.
See the dryer-vent scopeA visible process
The service stays measurable from the first look through the final system check.
Review access, configuration, visible condition, and the scope appropriate for the property.
Make the observable findings clear before the customer approves the written scope.
Plan entry, equipment movement, containment, and surface protection around the finished space.
Service the agreed duct, blower, housing or compartment, and coil zones using component-appropriate methods.
Provide the available field documentation, including before-and-after duct photos with the package.
Reassemble carefully and confirm relevant system operation or drainage after service.
What the customer receives
The competitive difference is not a broad cleanliness promise. It is a repeatable record of what was observed, approved, cleaned, and verified.
The technician shows what can be seen and reached before the customer approves the written scope.
The package includes before-and-after photos for the accessible duct-cleaning portion, with airflow readings documented where relevant.
The estimate separates the package, additional systems, optional cleaning, parts, and repairs.
Components are reassembled and relevant system operation or drainage is checked after service.
Clear before scheduling
Price, scope, evidence, and exclusions are stated before the service is approved.
It is Breezy Air Services’ named three-zone mechanical cleaning service for the accessible ductwork, blower assembly, and indoor evaporator coil connected to one HVAC system.
The one-system package is $2,639. The listed stand-alone duct, blower, and indoor-coil services total $2,885, so the package saves $246 compared with booking those three listed services separately.
One indoor unit plus its ducts, blower, and indoor coil. A second system is priced separately.
No. The technician reviews accessible conditions and shows the findings before the customer approves the written scope. Stand-alone component cleaning remains available when a narrower service is appropriate.
The package includes before-and-after duct photos. Breezy also documents the approved scope, separates additional work, and verifies relevant operation or drainage after reassembly.
No. Mini-split deep cleaning is $650 per indoor unit; condenser (outdoor) coil cleaning is $375 per outdoor unit; drain-pump cleaning is $225 per pump; and dryer vent cleaning is $199 for an agreed accessible vent route. These are separate from the Trifecta package; any extra work is confirmed before approval.
No. The package covers accessible areas within the approved mechanical cleaning scope. Parts, repairs, inaccessible conditions, and additional systems are priced separately and require approval.
No. IAQ Trifecta is a mechanical cleaning service focused on observable and reachable HVAC conditions. It does not identify mold type, diagnose a health concern, or represent whole-building remediation.
No. Comfort Club repair discounts do not apply to IAQ Trifecta™ or the separate cleaning menu. Optional EnviroCON duct deodorizing is available only when appropriate and is priced separately on the written estimate.
Review before payment
The package is defined, but eligibility still depends on system configuration, access, and the approved scope. A NADCA-certified technician is on staff. Send the system details first so the team can review them before any payment or appointment commitment.
Related starting points
Use the system condition and homeowner concern to choose the right first step. IAQ Trifecta is one defined service—not the answer to every indoor-air question.
See the distribution-side scope when ductwork is the appropriate starting point.
Explore this pathReview the checks behind an odor concern without treating odor as a diagnosis.
Explore this pathCompare mechanical cleaning with system-compatible filtration and purification options.
Explore this pathThe next measured step
Every property and system is different. Start with the equipment, symptoms, access, and the condition you are seeing.